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View from Signal Hill, St. John's, NL, about 1900

  • GTography said:
    This photograph was not taken from Signal Hill, as labelled, but rather from 'The Battery', which is below Signal Hill.
  • Destro Tull said:
    It looks like the basilica is finished in this photo, that was around 1850 as far as I know
  • mambo1935 said:
    spectacular!

Darlinghurst Fire Station

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  • beachcomber australia said:
    Designed by Walter Liberty Vernon in 1910 (Federation Free Style), and completed in 1912. From the (hideous) telegraph poles and lack of motor vehicles, the photo must be about 1912.
  • pellethepoet said:
    Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection For AB :) - Thanks for posting the Will Daley poster photos so quickly. I'm looking forward to the next installment! beachcomber australia The hideous poles have multiplied! Australian Heritage Database - Place ID: 1996
  • beachcomber australia said:
    pellethepoet C l e v e r !
  • pellethepoet said:
    beachcomber australia Funny/clever (re telegraph poles): darlinghurstnights.com/2009/09/have-you-seen-this-telegra...
  • beachcomber australia said:
    pellethepoet Funny Ha ha! Laughing Out Loud. [pretentious comment alert] Looking at the image again, the photographer has used the telegraph poles, wires and wire shadows extremely artfully to frame the building and enhance the composition and perspective. I bet it was John Degotardi Jnr. [pretentious comment over]

Some graphic illustrations of dreadful havoc wrought by the recent earthquake and conflagration in San Francisco (LOC)

  • aware health said:
    I think the bottom caption is incorrect (fault of the Tribune, not LOC): that's the Flood mansion on the right, if you compare to the pictures in the previous edition.
  • Joe said:
    rjones0856 is right. The building on the right is James C. Flood's house, now the Pacific Union Club. The site of the Hopkins Art Institute, now the location of the Mark Hopkins Hotel, is concealed by the Flood house in this photo.
  • René Speur said:
    I've got some stereo pictures of the San Francisco Earthquake. Some time this week I'll scan them and add them to my photostream. People who still own an oldfashioned viewer are invited to modify my scans when I've finished my job. René Speur